katty: sir elton john on in vitro fertilization and funding for hiv aids.or decades his story has captured the spirit of new york city. his voice went silent. the mystery of what happened to joseph mitchell. one of india's biggest and most popular movie stars was sentenced to five years in jail today after a court case that dragged on for more than a decade he was charged with hitting a man in a hit-and-run accident after losing control after drinking. >> is a case that has been going on for 13 years. he has been found guilty by a judge. when a sentence was announced he was visibly upset. they had expected the punishment to be less severe. khan has starred in more than 50 hindi films. he is the ball he would equivalent of tom cruise. it all stems from a night in september in 2002 when khan's car flipped off the road a few miles away from his home in a mumbai suburb. in that crash one person was killed and four were injured. the case has dragged on for a while. mostly because of arguments regarding the facts of the case. kahn's driver has come forward saying

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doctors said he and his wife's only realistic chance of getting pregnant was through ivf, in vitro fertilization. >> i was speechless. >> reporter: speechless because just days later before they could even get to their first ivf appointment cat was pregnant. a.j. is now a happy, healthy 16- month-old who is obviously keeping her parents very busy. after their three years at walter reed the couple recently moved home to alabama. reporting live from northwest washington, andrea mccarren, wusa9 news. >>> also special today were the grand marshals of the parade. get this. dozens of surviving world war ii veterans are here to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of that war. >> what a sight. >>> the unofficial start of summer is here complete with some summer-like temperatures. >> that's right. air conditioners definitely getting a workout today. meteorologist howard bernstein even tracking some 90s in the forecast. >> we'll potentially be in that 90-degree range, but it all depends how much sun we'll get. today was the icing on the cake after a great weekend weatherwise. temperatures now are in the

. >>> and breakthrough with in vitro fertilization. you a new technique that gives hope to women wanting to get pregnant. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm alison harmelin. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> today ask friday may eighth, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. >> frightening home invasion. >> two men armed with guns, pistol whipped a victim. jan carabeo joins us now at new britton township police department with the latest information. jan? >> police are tracking the suspect, they stole a steal phone, so may be able to use the ping from the suspect to help narrow it down. meantime, take a look at the video. one of the victims is recovering this morning, as you mentioned after he was pistol whipped during this whole home invasion and robbery, happened here at old farm house on limekiln pike in

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doctors said he and his wife's only realistic chance of getting pregnant was through ivf, in vitro fertilization. >> i was speechless. >> reporter: speechless because just days later before they could even get to their first ivf appointment cat was pregnant. in northwest washington, andrea mccarren, wusa9. >>> rockville honored the nation's heroes with its 71st annual memorial day parade. this year's grand marshal is corporal jeff king, a montgomery county resident who served in afghanistan, among his honors, a purple heart and combat action rib bone. there were bands and -- ribbon. there were bands and other community groups. >>> more investigation at the house where a d.c. family and their housekeeper were murdered. detectives suspect the one man in custody eluded them for hours by paying a new york cabby $1,000 in cash, money believed to be from the grisly crime. bruce leshan reports investigators are still looking for suspects tonight. >> reporter: daron wint is the only suspect charged so far in the torture and murder of savvas and amy savopoulos, their 10-year-old phillip and their houseke

a court battle over the two frozen embryos that she and ex-fiance nick loeb created through in vitro fertilization. loeb and vergara are now split, but he wants control of the embryos writing in "the new york times," "in my view, keeping them frozen forever is tantamount to killing them." loeb wants a surrogate to be implanted with the embryos so he can raise the babies on his own. but in a statement to e! vergara's attorney says she is content to leave the embryos frozen indefinitely as she has no desire to have children with her ex. an agreement both partners signed states any change to the embryos must be mutually agreed to. in court documents loeb argues the agreement doesn't state what would happen in the event of their separation. ultimately the agreement may not matter. >> unless there is a compelling reason to force somebody, you know, to potentially become a parent, the court has decided with sofia's side. >> reporter: loeb asks "when we create embryos for the purpose of life, should we not define them as life rather than as property?" >> it sounds like he's trying to bring

. >> los dos hijos de belÉn nacieron por fertilizaciÓn in vitro y no tuvo que enfrentarse al conflictocribiÓ que quiere utilizar los dos embriones porque quiere ser padre. >> tambiÉn argumento que un hombre que estÁ dispuesto a asumir todas las responsabilidades de la paternidad deberÍa tener el derecho que sus embriones se desarrollen totalmente incluso si la mujer se opone. >> el doctor barro oiio nuevo es especialista. >> es ilegal descartar embriones que no se van a usar estÁ el problema Ético moral religioso y demÁs que depende de cada pareja en particular. >> en esta sala se extraen de 6 a 12 Óvulos a la paciente se ponen en este tubo de ensayo se llevan a laboratorio donde serÁn insemino ados fertilizados y regresarÁn para ser transferidos en el Útero de la mujer. >> pero antes del procedimiento las parejas firman documentos en que deciden quÉ hacer por embriones que no van a utilizar. >> una vez que tomaron la decisiÓn nosotros como mÉdicos tenemos que respetar la decisiÓn del paciente. >> cuando los embriones no son desechados las parejas pueden optar por donarlos a otras pers

. >>> and breakthrough with in vitro fertilization. you a new technique that's giving women hope struggling to get prague nanlt. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm alison harmelin. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com h g, which is closing tonight at 10 p.m. re-opening monday morning at 5 a.m., getting a face-lift getting repaved. >> that's right. getting new hot top for the cars there. >> yes. good morning, everyone. it is friday, may 8. i'm michelle griego. >> we have always do this on friday because we made it, everybody! wahoo! >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 4:30. i didn't get the memo. i'm not in black but the ladies are. we have gianna in for liz. >> taking a break. >> a very long day today. >> i know. >> it wears well for a long day. if you are heading out the door, it is black, dark, but we'll have sunshine today. 52 degrees in san jose today 50s across the bay. later today temperatures where they should be for this time of the year. 50s, 60s, mid-70s. the weekend, i have that for

>> taken legal action to gain control over two embryos they created in 2013 through in vitro.does he have a right to do this? >> no, he does not. he signed a contract when they went to the clinic to get this done saying the only way these embryos could be furthered in life is if both of them up together. if they were single a separate person could not get the embryo. he signed that contract. look -- >> larry: who gets the eggs? who gets those? >> they're going to be dedicated to science. >> larry: to science? >> yes that's what's going to happen. >> larry: a little orphan egg? ( laughter ). >> it happens all the time. when couple goes to try to-- with infertility issues go and try to have babies, they can't use all the embryos they create. so there's a big controversial thing, and the ones that are left over end up going to science. why do you want to force someone to be a parent? >> he's a different kind of man. he's a different kind of man. i've never heard. a man that wanted to keep an embryo alive. those aren't my friends. not my friend. >> larry: oooh. >> not my friends.

muy buenos dÍas, así es, a pesar de las controversias, la ventilaciÓn in vitro sigue siendo el mÉtodosaliÓ bien de esa forma. birmania: ambos han triunfado profesionalmente, ella como actriz y productora de pelÍculas exitosas, y Él como empresario representante de varias celebridades de hollywood, actualmente gozan con estabilidad econÓmica que les permite tener una casa de ensueÑo. ¿quÉ te falta para ser feliz? >> poco a poco he ido alcanzando sus pasos y las metas, ahora me falta esa, la de ser mamÁ. soy una mujer feliz, ahora me falta ser una madre feliz. birmania: pero en ese aspecto les ha tocado enfrentar una dura batalla. >> al tercer aÑo de casados dijimos que querÍamos ser padre, yo hemos creado todas las memorias, hemos viajado, dijimos, vamos a ser papÁs, despuÉs de un aÑo y medio no pasaba. birmania: entonces deciden ir al mÉdico. >> yo fui el primero en ir al doctor, querÍa ver si tenía algÚn problema, gracias a dios no habÍa ningÚn problema, ahora casi que prefiero que el problema fuera conmigo, y no con mi esposa, porque cuando uno quiere a alguien, y es su mejor amiga,

birmania: la fertilizaciÓn in vitro ayuda a concebir, pero el proceso es costoso, requiere no sÓlo de luces, ellos estÁn ahÍ, me encanta porque se le dio una multitud, son cuatro hermosos. karla: ya te tocara, aquÍ en el agua hay algo contagioso, todas se embarazan. xime, tu puedes todavÍa. ximena: mÁs adelante, y si me como uno de estos... alejandro: si quiere disfrutar del sabor de un postre como este pero con calorÍas de uno como este, no se puede perder las recetas que le traigo, un postre dietÉtico. ximena: el sueÑo de cualquier mujer. alejandra guzmÁn tuvo rÉcord de ventas, y su hija cantÓ con ella, los detalles en el revoltillo. johnny: y esa noche se estrena "lo imperdonable", en univisiÓn, y aquÍ en casa estamos listos para hablar con el elenco estelar. ya volvemos a "despierta amÉrica", la casita mÁs feliz de la televisiÓn hispana. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ weight es tan rica. ¿cómo es posible que sea baja en calorías? tan delicioso. ¿y sabes qué? me siento bien... ¿y sabes lo que me gusta hacer cuando me siento así de bien? luchar. ¿te apuntas, amigo? (vo) beneful healthy weight es una delic

to become pregnant, the 65-year-old used in vitro fertilization with donated eggs. >>> outside, here's the satellite picture is looking from 22,000 miles up in space. hardly a cloud cob found. a beautiful day to be outside. storm team 4 radar tracking the rain showers to the west. a bit of moisture across kentucky and tennessee. if you're changing planes in atlanta you play run into delays and more bad weather across parts of texas. this will move towards the dallas-fort worth area over the next couple of hours. the last thing they need in the central u.s. is more rain. big push of warm moist air going up into southern canada. we'll be warm and humid for the remainder of the week. rain chances will probably stay to the west of the metro tomorrow though there is a low chance in our northern and western suburbs. better rain chances towards i-81 on tuesday. see you in a few. >>> the french open now under way in paris. one of the the big headlines, unseeded american steve johnson from california gets the early upset here. he defeated the 26th garcia lopez of maine. elsewhere today, andy mu

agreeing to buy the food and beverage in vitro for $2.15 mexico andextend in it is the best performern the oil industry, liam's will be buying 40% of liam's partners to 13.8 billion dollars. william partners is its pipeline affiliate doing this deal to really simplify its corporate tax structure and also to cut its taxes. a similar move was made last year. it is something that is becoming more common in the oil industry. hyman on this wednesday. thank you for now a look at the market action in asia and europe. david reports on the safety autos gripping the industry. first, let's go to jonathan london. rightan: i will start here in the fx market. euro zone gdp numbers coming in through the morning. germany missed estimates but the headline number for the eurozone came in line. the market shrugged that off for most of the day. then, they lit a fuse under the euro dollar. the euro goes higher against the dollar, the score on the board, that is a february high for the euro. it cascades through the asset >>. the stronger euro, just look at the rollover through this session. higher and high

doctors said he and his wife's only realistic chance of getting pregnant was through ivf, in vitro fertilization. >> i was speechless. >> reporter: speechless because just days later before they could get to their first ivf appoint ment cat was pregnant. >> as soon as i saw it, i knew exactly what it was. it was a positive pregnancy test. >> it took about eight pregnancy tests for aaron to accept it wasn't a fluke. we had four different brands, different kinds of tests. >> the only other happier moment in my life was seeing her when she was born. >> reporter: the causey family has been through so much, but there is no bitterness, no regret. >> look at when i have to be grateful for. how could i be resentful about any of. this. >> reporter: they think about their friends, staff sergeant wade and mandy. >> he died when she was pregnant with her second child, so how did i have any regards about any of this? >> reporter: also special today were the grand marshals of this parade. surviving world war ii veterans here to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of that war. live from northwest washington,

birth control or if you have premarital sex or if you get pregnant out of wedlock or if you have in vitropush to get congress to repeal that d.c. law to say it's okay if your boss fires you if you fight birth control, that push came from powerful conservative groups from d.c. and is coming from 2016 presidential candidates. ted cruz sponsored the bill to do that in the senate. rand paul now says he supports it, as well. every year the beltway media tells us this is the year republicans are no longer focused on social issues, right? war on women things. social conservativism isn't supposed to matter in 2016. it's still a real thing. but at the very least, this year it has the potential to be a very, very funny thing. conservetism was not supposed to matter. it still matters. it's still a real thing. but at the very least this year it has the potential to be a funny thing. "first look" is up next. >> coming up on "first look," a storm chaser caught inside a tornado as an outbreak of twisters strikes the midwest and another major cluster of tornadoes expected saturday. the nfl report on the

we talked about aides, and the in-vitro fertilization and the designer and the royal baby. be sure to set your dvr to watch "outfront" and we start with anderson cooper. >>> there are reports of tornados and warnings for parts of oklahoma kansas city and nebraska right now. and we we are -- we are live at the weather center right now. what is the latest? >> you with see tornado washings -- warnings in effect and some warnings in the exact spots we saw tornado touchdowns hours ago and so potentially another tornado hours ac. just close to chickasha, and there were reports of an active one at about 50 miles per hour. newcastle on the lookout for that one and if it continues on this track, once again looking at places like moore and the southern side of oklahoma city. and we have that one, a little bit to the east of oklahoma city and continuing on to the late evening hours. and a lot of the storms are rain-wrapped and you can't see them coming and that is the danger in all of this. and i want to show you the storm you could see imyer -- earlier, we were tracking it. and so pi

esperas gemelos, y el proceso fue igual, a travÉs de la fertilizaciÓn en vitro. >> asÍ es, la primerexista algo negativo, y por el contrario, el amor te lleva a tomar la decisiÓn de alcanzar tu sueÑo, que se lo deseo a cualquiera, a todos. quien no tenga la opciÓn siempre busque otra alternativa. porque ser padre es una de las cosas mÁs lindas que hay. y ser padres, y acompaÑar a tu esposa en esto, es bellÍsimo. satcha: agradecemos que nos hayas acompaÑados esta maÑana, andrÉs, listo para ser el hermano mayor de tus hermanas? >> ¿cÓmo se llaman tus hermanitas? >> daniela y victoria. satcha: una bendiciÓn, gracias por acompaÑarnos y compartir su historia. y que ustedes hayan compartido algo de esta pareja extraordinaria, vamos a compartir, acaba de llegar otra madre en casita, ¿quieres ir a saludar? paula: el beso para mÍ. johnny: dios lo bendiga, muy bello. alan: felicidades adelantadas. paula: son mi gran tesoro, las amo. alan: las has educado increÍble, son muy amigas de mis hijas y son extraordinarias mujeres. paula: tenemos hijas muy buenas. johnny: vamos con quimeras el circo de

we talked about aides, and the in-vitro fertilization and the designer and the royal baby.et your dvr to watch "outfront" and we start with anderson cooper. >>> there are reports of tornados and warnings for parts of oklahoma kansas city and nebraska right now. and we we are -- we are live at the weather center right now. what is the latest? >> you with see tornado washings -- warnings in effect and some warnings in the exact spots we saw t

if you take birth control or if you have premarital sex or get pregnant out of wedlock or have in vitrot that house bill will ever become law. the white house has said the president will veto it. that push to get congress to repeal that d.c. law to make sure it's still okay if your boss fires you because you use birth control, that push came from very powerful conservative groups in d.c. and it is coming specifically from 2016 presidential candidates. ted cruz sponsored the bill to do that in the senate. rand paul now >> chuck schumer has been talking about a woman's right to choose her own reproductive freedom for decades now. and in 90 seconds his little cousin, amy, does something so much more memorable than every word chuck schumer has ever said about it. >> that's right. he can now just said like she said and we'll all get it much more clearly. >> thanks, rachel. >> thanks, lawrence.

birth control or if you have premarital sex or if you get pregnant out of wedlock or if you have in vitrot congress to repeal that d.c. law to say it's okay if your boss fires you if you fight birth control, that push came from powerful conservative groups from d.c. and is coming from 2016 presidential candidates. ted cruz sponsored the bill to do that in the senate. rand paul now says he supports it, as well. every year the beltway media tells us this is the year republicans are no longer focused on social issues right? war on women things. social conserveativeism isn't supposed to matter in 2016. it's still a real thing. but at the very least, this year it has the potential to be a very very funny thing. we will see you again tomorrow. now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >> chuck schumer has been talking about a woman's right to choose her oen own reproductive freedom for decades now. and in

that scientific fact is not disputed then where do you stand on fertilization techniques like inveet vitro debbie wasserman-schultz may be too far to the left when it comes to a 7 pound baby in the womb some look at the right and say they're too far, too extreme when it comes to something like that. >> yeah well i think that some of these techniques personally make me uncomfortable. you know i think we're starting to hear stories now every day of people literally create cloning babies et cetera. that goes too far in my personal opinion. but here's i think the real thing, megyn. i think that politics always fights about the ekxtremes. when what we have in front of us right now is common ground that the majority of americans, young people, and women agree on and that is that abortion for any reason at all after 5 months is wrong. majority of americans now believe that. so let's take that common ground. >> last question. today you said that we can all agree that we are relieved those six cops in baltimore got arrested. you know our viewers would say, we are not relieved. a lot of the viewers.

container maker owens illinois buying food and beverage container business of mexico's vitro to nearlyllion. >>> and it's official pal corp is being bought. $127.20 a share. >> great company. fabulous company. >>> and coming up, dwell delta air lines stock down. but the company just announced a dividend hike a big one, and share buy backs. richard anderson will join us on set next. out of 42 vehicles based on 6 different criteria, why did a panel of 11 automotive experts name the volkswagen golf motor trend's 2015 car of the year? we'll give you four good reasons. the volkswagen golf. starting at $19,295, there's an award-winning golf for everyone. >>> welcome back. delta air lines hosting a private analyst meeting here in new york the company raising its quarterly dividend to 13.5 a share and announcing a new $5 billion share repurchase program. here to break down the news on our set is richard anderson ceo. great to have you. >> thank you for having me. >> this is what is so great about -- how do you like our new studio? he thinks it's good. >> i think it's wonderful. >> and you're h

in november of 2013 they used in vitro fertilization planning eventually to use a surrogate.i spoke to vergara about ivf. >> i'm 40 years old. nothing happens that naturally anymore. for nick he's never had a baby. so i wanted to make sure i already froze some eggs. you know i wanted to take advantage of science. why not. >> at the time they both signed an agreement that the embryos could only be brought to term with both parties' consent. six months later they separated. and loeb says the contract did not specify what would happen if they split up. he writes that's why he now wants that contract voided and wants custody of those ep briios saying does one person's desire to avoid biological parenthood avoid another's religious belief? vergara t has no comment. lobe is suing her in california. the battle about their embryos will soon see its day in court. she says she has no intention of destroying the ep broiios just wants to leave them where they are. >> what's interesting about this story the man here involved loeb is a banking dynasty heir. he said. people have asked him,

the maker is buying mexico's vitro for 2.15 billion. that's a lot of bottles.y are the largest supplier of glass containers in mexico. manned he? >> who knew. a quick check on the overall markets. let's take a look at the board behind where you have all ten sectors. so the s&p itself is not doing a lot of minutes moving to the upside. utilities are the biggest lagers and technology is the biggest gaining sector. let's go down to bob pisani. it feels like we are in a bit of a tight range. everyone wants to know when we will break out whether it's the up or the downside. i feel like over the last six weeks, it is moving two steps forward and two steps back. groundhog day. you heard rick talking about the ten-year. yields moved down and that moved the stock market up and that may be the important factor. we moved 30 or 40 points or so as the bond auction came out around 1:00 eastern time. the yields moved down and the dow moved into positive territory. interest rate-sensitive stocks like telecom moving up. telecom here on the interstay. that was nice. you heard co

not work that's being sold, this is one of the impetous and deciding to regulate the subset of in-vitro diagnose not ticks of laboratory tests. there's great tests out there, but other bad tests out there. for example, one in the precision medicine space and there's several though. something called kip 6 used for predicting people having coronary heart disease and their response to treatment. this is a test where we had seen data on it. we saw the test did not work, but laboratory developed tests are selling it. there was an analysis of 19 clinical studies, test does not work. there was a controlled study on over 18,000 patients, the test doesn't work. when this was reported out at 2010, at that point over 150,000 people got that test. we estimate the cost to the health care system was upwards of $2.4 billion, and that test is still available today. that does not serve parties well, and it does not serve precision medicine because that underminds our effort to make sure we have accurate, reliable, and clinical meaningful tests out there and get the right treatment to the right patient.